Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Kirkland, WA

...My work primarily focuses on the physics and chemistry of the atmospheres of planets outside our solar system, but my work also significantly overlaps with the work of biologists, chemists, geophysicists, and even philosophers in my field. As a scientist, I am dedicated to honing an expertise in exoplanet astronomy while also developing a working knowledge of biology, chemistry, and geophysics in order to better contextualize my work. As an aspiring scientist, I am also...

I have tutored in both individualized and group settings for various purposes, including SAT test prep, supplemental learning, and as a primary teaching resource. To that end, I have endeavored to truly understand my students on a personal level to make sure that the way I am tutoring them is the best way for them to learn. I have constructed lesson plans for both a single person and an entire 30 student classroom.

Hello! I'm Chris, a fun-loving math tutor who enjoys helping students of all ages see math in a light that helps them expand their horizon. I've worked one-on-one with students for about 7 years now. I enjoy understanding and learning from my students on top of showing them mathematics in a way tailored to them.

...graduation, I have begun working top tech companies in the world. While I specialize in teaching Math and Computer Science, I try to help students master additional skills that can help them in all aspects of life. Being able to break down problems into smaller parts and understand how each part contributes to the larger picture can be invaluable. In my spare time, I enjoy playing any and all sports and gaming with friends.

...a full time position as a Medical Device Manufacturing Engineer. I am a leader of the STEM (science technology engineering math) team at my workplace as I am very passionate about STEM. I enjoy competing in triathlons, reading, hiking, and traveling to difference countries. I love tutoring math, science, and physics. I enjoy getting to know students and their strengths and areas of opportunities regarding learning. I believe that all students should have the confidence...

...the future, I hope to pursue a career as a management consultant or an operations research analyst. While in high school, I gained extensive tutoring experience with elementary school and middle school students through Seattle Urban Squash - a non-profit organization dedicated to giving motivated students from underprivileged communities the opportunity to play on a local squash team and provide academic tutoring every day after school. Furthermore, I also served as a teachers assistant for...

...from the University of Catania, PhD candidate in biophysics at the University of Dundee, and space pirate currently based on planet earth. I was part of the PHOQUS project, working with optical tweezers for biological applications. After having failed to evolve my optical tweezers into light-sabres, I devolved my spare time to science communication. Sometime along the way, I have lived in Belgium, studying photovoltaics, and in Germany, doing a bit of chemistry. I sporadically...

...a student in middle school and high school I did not like math at all. That all changed when I had that one special teacher, Mrs. Hall. She explained mathematical concepts differently than the book, and took the time to re-explain a concept using a different approach (even if it took several different ways of explaining it) until the student was comfortable with the material. This was the turning point for me - I was...

I am a professional scientist with multiple years of experience in the biopharmaceutical field. I have spent time in the classroom with elementary aged students and am comfortable with this age group. I am also familiar with AP classes and ACT/SAT preparation. I look forward to sharing my love of learning with students and helping them achieve academic goals!

...also, devote a lot of my class work to computer science during my time at UW. As a math major, I know exactly how valuable a good tutor can be and have been exposed to many tutoring styles. When it comes to tutoring, my personal philosophy is learning is meant to be engaging. If a student is having fun or has cultivated an interest in the subject matter, then they are far more willing to...

Hi, My name is Jinchi Zhang. I graduated from UC San Diego with a degree of Applied Mathematics. I have also been working as a software engineer in Seattle for a year. Nice to meet you!

I am a potential friendly mathematician who is also interested in computer programming.

Hi! My name is Sydney and I am a sophomore at Illinois Tech in Chicago. A year ago I graduated from Ballard High School in Seattle. In High school I participated in FIRST Robotics and discovered a passion for things that move, prompting me to major in mechanical engineering. I have always enjoyed math. In high school I enjoyed my algebra and AP calculus courses....

...program that requires proficiency in nearly all areas of high school and college level science and mathematics subjects, which is why I chose to teach these subjects on the Varsity Tutors platform in 2018 (my freshman year of college). When I'm not tutoring, I like to spend my time running, hiking, reading, coding, and doing research. If there's anything else you'd like to know about my background, feel free to ask me during a session.

...performed fieldwork to help with a study of methane emissions in Spain, and I worked with the International Pulsar Timing Array in Holland and Australia to discover new pulsars and clouds of interstellar hydrogen. I also tutored individuals and groups in physics, math, and astronomy. My favorite subject to tutor in is math. While math is often seen as intimidating, I like making it fun and engaging. I think it's important to see math as...

...a habit of helping other students with their homework for community service hours. Currently, a student at the University of Washington, my main focus in school is Mathematics and Informatics. I picked Math as my major since it has always interested me, although I have a lot of experience from high school helping kids to write fluent essays. When I'm not studying or in class I am a part of the Financial Engineering Club of...

...in Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering. My goal is to help students reach the point where they won't just be able to ace exams, but will in fact be able to teach material back to me, since that is the sign of true understanding. When I see someone's face light up when a complicated set of ideas is distilled into a viscerally understandable (and exciting!) bite-sized concept, I get a sense of fulfillment like nothing else....

...are Computer Science, Comprehensive Mathematics, and/or ACMS: Discrete Math and Algorithms, with a possible minor in physics. While, I am passionate about all of these subjects, I am also generally interested in the progress of technology, and find myself excited at any new breakthrough. I am a firm proponent of education, and believe it to be necessary for a proper quality of life. In my free time, I enjoy exercising, reading, and persuing any manner...

...including chemistry, physics, algebra and calculus. I have an adaptive teaching style and a relaxed demeanor; it's important for me to give a low-stress working environment by using patience, flexibility, and a bomb sense of humor. I believe that a student works best where they are comfortable and confident. I teach with collaboration, where the student and I work together to achieve our goals. As a recent high-school graduate and current UW student I understand...

...for educating the next generation of scientists and engineers. I first started developing my love for STEM while attending Montessori school. As I continued with my education from a catholic high school to the University of Washington, I found my enthusiasm for problem solving became more and more engrained into my everyday life. I believe that success within any field of knowledge comes from continual curiosity and questioning of the models and methods presented before...